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TOLEDO SALES: 419-870-2797 • 313-729-4435 Since 1989! www. l a p r ensa1.com FREE! TOLEDO: TINTA CON SABOR DETROIT CLEVELAND • LORAIN Ohio & Michigan’s Oldest & Largest Latino Weekly CLEVELAND 216-688-9045 Classified? Email [email protected] 4 de diciembre, 2020 Weekly/Semanal 16 páginas Vol. 68, No. 12 LA ERA DE COVID - 19 • GO VIRTUAL! COVID-19 Testing Dates set at Tri-C sites for Spring Semester CLEVELAND: for the remainder Drive-thru and of November and walk-up COVID- throughout Decem- 19 testing will be of- ber (except for De- fered at Cuyahoga cember 25). Community College No appointment is (Tri-C®) from De- necessary on any of cember through the testing days. Test- April as part of a ing will be done on a partnership with first-come, first- Care Alliance served basis. Visit tri- Health Center. c.edu/covidtest or call Testing will take 216-317-1250 for place Thursdays be- more information. ginning Dec. 3 while 1,500 people have been 11 and April 8 Individuals can also rotating between four tested at the College Western Campus, call to schedule testing College sites around since August. 11000 Pleasant Valley appointments at the Care Cuyahoga County. It The extended Thurs- Road, Parma Alliance Central Clinic, is available to Tri-C day testing schedule is Testing will take located at 2916 Central students, faculty and as follows, by location: place at the circular drive Ave. in Cleveland. staff, as well as com- Corporate College® fronting the theater off Test results are com- munity residents. East, 4400 Richmond Pleasant Valley Road municated to individu- The program offers Road, Warrensville • 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. als by phone within ap- testing to individuals Heights Dec. 10, Jan. 28, Feb. proximately one week. regardless of their Testing will take 25, March 25 and April Reporting could take symptom status, insur- place near the back en- 22 longer during periods of ance status or ability to trance with roundabout Westshore Campus, high-volume testing. pay. Individuals will off Richmond Road 31001 Clemens Road, Care Alliance is a not be charged for the • 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Westlake nonprofit community test. An ID with name Dec. 3, Jan. 21, Feb.18, Testing will take health center providing and address — plus an March 18 and April 15 place behind the Liberal critical primary and pre- insurance card, if ap- Metropolitan Cam- Arts and Technology ventative medical ser- plicable — is required pus, 2900 Community building vices to residents regard- for testing. College Ave., Cleveland • 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. less of their ability to The new dates rep- Testing will take Jan. 7, Feb. 4, March 4, pay. It serves the unique resent a continuation place in the Lot 4 under- April 1 and April 29 needs of patients at two of Tri-C’s successful ground garage off Com- Testing will be offered downtown health cen- fall semester testing munity College Avenue at Metro Campus by Care ters and a mobile unit, program with Care Al- • 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Alliance on Mondays, as well as through out- liance. Approximately Jan. 14, Feb. 11, March Wednesdays and Fridays reach programming. COLUMBUS SALES: 419-870-2797 • 216-688-9045 • 614-571-2051 Since 1989. www. l a p r ensa1.com FREE! TOLEDO: TINTA CON SABOR DETROIT CLEVELAND • LORAIN Ohio & Michigan’s Oldest & Largest Latino Weekly CLEVELAND 216-688-9045 Classified? Email [email protected] 4 de diciembre, 2020 Weekly/Semanal 16 páginas Vol. 68, No. 12 LA ERA DE COVID - 19 • GO VIRTUAL! 7 of Ohio’s biggest counties urge residents to stay home COLUMBUS, lies to stop the Death row Nov. 25, 2020 (AP): spread of this vi- prisoner Seven of Ohio’s big- rus,” said Denise James Frazier gest counties on Driehaus, presi- was sentenced Wednesday urged dent of the to die for the residents to stay Hamilton County 2004 slaying home and follow Board of Com- of a woman guidelines on social missioners. with disabili- gatherings and wear- The counties ties in her To- ing masks. are: Franklin, ledo apart- The counties said Cuyahoga, ment. Frazier in a joint statement Hamilton, Summit, Ohio has seen 6,100 died Nov. 19 at a prison they want people to Montgomery, Lucas COVID-19 related medical center in Co- only leave home for and Mahoning. deaths to date, the 13th lumbus, the Ohio De- work, school, medi- Cases in Ohio con- highest death count in partment of Rehabilita- cal appointments, or tinue to spike. The the country and the tion and Correction told buying essential items state’s seven-day roll- 32nd highest per capita cleveland.com. such as groceries. ing average of daily new at 52.2 deaths per Frazier’s attorneys “Cases and hospi- cases has risen over the 100,000, according to had been trying to stop tal admissions are at past two weeks from researchers from Johns his execution, arguing the highest levels we 5,049 new cases per day Hopkins. in court filings in Lucas have seen during this on Nov. 10 to 8,495 This week, the Ohio County court that pandemic, by far. new cases per day on prisons agency said the Frazier suffered from These county health Nov. 24, according to recent death of a 79- dementia and had little advisories reflect the an Associated Press year-old condemned idea where he was, urgent need for all of analysis of data pro- inmate was likely be- cleveland.com re- us to protect our- vided by The COVID cause of the ported. selves and our fami- Tracking Project. coronavirus. Ohio Health Depart- ment data shows 113 inmates have died of confirmed or probable cases of the coronavirus. That places Ohio fourth in the nation in inmate deaths after Florida, Texas, and the federal prison system [BOP], according to data com- piled by the Marshall Project, a nonprofit news organization fo- cusing on criminal jus- tice, and the AP. The state has taken multiple measures to slow the spread of the virus, including limit- ing inmate intake, pro- viding sanitizer, im- proving air flow and trying to create space in sleeping areas. But inmate advocates say the state needs to do even more. Ohio bears “the re- sponsibility for the lives and well-being of the incarcerated people in its custody,” said Piet van Lier, a researcher for Policy Matters Ohio. DETROIT/GRAND RAPIDS/ANN ARBOR SALES: 419-870-2797 • 313-729-4435 Since 1989! www. l a p r ensa1.com FREE! TOLEDO: TINTA CON SABOR DETROIT CLEVELAND • LORAIN Ohio & Michigan’s Oldest & Largest Latino Weekly CLEVELAND 216-688-9045 Classified? Email [email protected] 4 de diciembre, 2020 Weekly/Semanal 16 páginas Vol. 68, No. 12 LA ERA DE COVID - 19 • GO VIRTUAL! Inicia entrega de libros de texto gratuito a Consulados de México Por: Isabel Flores, corresponsal La Prensa CALIFORNIA, 27 XI 20: comunidad del honorable La Secretaría de Educación mexicoamericana a Esteban Pública (SEP), a través de la presentar propuestas Moctezuma, Comisión Nacional de Libros para recibir libros de Secretario de de Texto Gratuitos texto. Libros para Educación Pública (Conaliteg), inició la entrega escuelas que tienen quien a través de un de libros de texto para niñas y programas de comunicado resalto: niños de Primaria a los 32 aprendizaje de “La nacionalidad se Consulados mexicanos de español, libros para lleva en el corazón, todo el país. bibliotecas públicas, aunque se viva en el Miguel Antonio Meza libros para extranjero. Por ello, Estrada, Director General de investigación entregamos a miles la Conaliteg, encabezo la universitaria y de niñas y niños ceremonia oficial de arranque proyectos bilingües mexicanos que de la distribución de libros en y por supuesto, para viven en Estados el Consulado de México de apoyar el patrimonio Unidos sus Libros de Caléxico, California y entregó educativo y cultural Texto Gratuitos”. una colección de libros a la de todas las hijas e hijos de los años, todos los estudiantes Por su parte, el Cónsul de Dirección del Programa de miembros del servicio exte- mexicanos reciben un juego México en Caléxico, Tarcisio Educación Migrante, en la rior mexicano”, agregó el Di- de libros de texto; este año Navarrete Montes de Oca, Oficina de Educación del rector General de la Conaliteg. escolar fueron 161 millones manifestó que es una gran Condado de Imperial (ICOE). El Dr. Meza señaló que en de libros, los cuales se proeza lo que hace el Gobierno “El gobierno de México tiene México se extraña a los imprimieron en papel del Presidente Andrés Manuel el compromiso de estar cerca migrantes que se trasladaron a reciclado y cuentan con López Obrador, al distribuir de nuestros paisanos, donde trabajar, vivir y quedarse en códigos QR. Además, los los Libros de Texto Gratuitos quiera que se encuentren, este país. “Son una parte libros de texto también se en el país y en el extranjero, nosotros les ayudaremos y valiosa de nuestra sociedad y reparten en lenguas indígenas porque con ello se forman asistiremos en lo que de sus comunidades. y en Braille para alumnos mejores ciudadanos. requieran”, comentó. Queremos estar cerca de ellos, ciegos. Desde hace 60 los Libros Cada año, el departamento brindarles elementos y apoyo Asimismo, todos los de Texto Gratuitos se de educación de México envía para ayudarlos a potenciar sus materiales se encuentran distribuyen en México y libros de texto para niños de oportunidades culturales y disponibles de manera digital desde hace dos décadas en primaria, a todos los laborales. Nos encanta tener en: https:// Estados Unidos.